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Alexis was free — but with more controls. The state would be tracking her every second. The prosecutors were trying to put her on a registry of violent offenders. She would be on parole until at least 2034. https://t.co/2XEupqLSpk (Bonnie Jo Mount/The Washington Post) https://t.co/GWnv8Pl91D — PolitiTweet.org

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After Kim Kardashian visited Alexis in prison, and after a Republican governor acknowledged what she’d endured, she was allowed to cross the parking lot to leave the Ohio Reformatory for Women after being incarcerated for more than six years. https://t.co/2XEupqLSpk — PolitiTweet.org

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Across the country, courts are grappling with whether to punish or protect children who are both perpetrators of serious crimes and victims of sex trafficking. In Alexis’s case, the abuse was disregarded — and she would always live with the consequences. https://t.co/2XEupqLSpk — PolitiTweet.org

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